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1. ojin.nursingworld.org › table-of-contents › volumeCrisis in Competency: A Defining Moment in Nursing Education

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   Jan 31, 2021 · We discuss current trends at this defining moment in nursing education, and strategies to leverage the tipping point as educators mobilize to prepare future nurses for successful collaborative artificial intelligence-infused, clinical practice.

2. www.hilarispublisher.com › open-access › an-analysisAn Analysis of the Concept of Competence in Nursing Education

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   This explanation identifies that a nurse can be competent when the nurse is fit, adequately qualified, has the required ability, is safe to practice, capable and can function independently and proficiently as a registered practitioner. Keywords: Concept analysis; Competence; Practice; Nurse education.

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3. www.aacnnursing.org › Essentials-2021The Essentials: Competencies for Professional Nursing Education

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   Stakeholders (employers, students, and the public) expect all nursing graduates to exit their education programs with defined and observable skills and knowledge. Employers desire assurance that graduates have expected competencies—the ability “to know” and also “to do” based on current knowledge.

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 323211126(PDF) Conscious Competence in Interprofessional Learning in ...

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   Feb 15, 2018 · The conscious competence model of learning has four stages: 1) Unconscious incompetence -not knowing what to do and having no experience previously; 2) Conscious incompetence -becoming aware...

   • Author: Annwyne Houldsworth

5. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleA concept analysis of competence and its transition in nursing

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   May 1, 2013 · Competence is a simpler thing to define when recognising where it does not exist in the form of incompetence. The aim of this paper is to present finding from a concept analysis that explored various facets of competence, particularly how it has been interpreted, applied and transformed over the years within nurse education in the United Kingdom.

   • Author: Joanne R. Garside, Jean Z.Z. Nhemachena

   • Publish Year: 2013

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 6529017(PDF) Competence in nursing practice: A controversial concept ...

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   Feb 1, 2007 · This paper synthesises a significant volume of literature relating to the acceptability and definition of the concept of competence with regard to nursing practice.

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   Is competence incompetent?

   • Arguably however, Watson's (2002) statement of what is being considered as competence is simply not being incompetent may in practical terms provide a realistic platform for clarity and comparable application of the perplexing concept.

   A concept analysis of competence and its transition in nursing

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   What makes a nurse incompetent?

   • For Watson, nurses may be deemed incompetent when they have not gained a sufficiency of experience to consider clinical circumstances holistically in a way that provides an issue in prioritisation of the care they provide and the ability to function effectively within their nursing role.

   A concept analysis of competence and its transition in nursing

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   What is nursing competency?

   • Based on the present concept analysis, ‘competency’ is the ability to execute assigned tasks or actions with the necessary knowledge. 1 17 18 56 This definition is consistent with the ICN’s (2009) definition of nursing competency, which focuses on the scope of nursing practice that originally depended on nurses’ knowledge levels.

   Competency in nursing practice: a concept analysis - BMJ Open

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   Does competence influence practical implementation in Contemporary Nursing Practice?

   • The aim of this concept analysis was to examine and critically analyse the available evidence base surrounding competence, the focus being to identify any significant influences that inform professional understanding, which in turn would influence practical implementation within contemporary nursing practice.

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   What are the consequences of competence?

   • Consequences of competence include a professional and skilful individual that has the ability and is fit for the purpose. However as described previously the purpose is not clearly defined and therefore the consequences of competence are equally spurious. The definition of empirical referents is the final step of concept analysis.

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   Can a nurse be competent in relation to nursing practice?

   • Conclusion: This paper provides an explanation of competence in relation to nursing practice. This explanation identifies that a nurse can be competent when the nurse is fit, adequately qualified, has the required ability, is safe to practice, capable and can function independently and proficiently as a registered practitioner.

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8. bmjopen.bmj.com › content › 13Competency in nursing practice: a concept analysis - BMJ Open

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   Abstract. Objective Competency denotes the ability to execute a certain task or action with the necessary knowledge. Competency definitions and measurements are challenging for nursing and other professions due to their multidimensional aspects.